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PostPosted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 11:57 am 
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at a glance how can you tell the dif, motor still in car?

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Non-verto has the clutch slave cylinder mounted horizontally pushing a long arm, verto is mounted on an angle pushing a short arm.

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can i get a measurement pls of the arms lol

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Ok, after 10 seconds of Googling, this is a verto type, notice the slave cylinder is bolted to a metal bracket on the face of the clutch cover at about a 45 degree angle and arm is about 5-6 cm long.
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Pre-verto, (the slave cylinder is missing but bolts on to those two bosses on the top of the clutch housing and the arm is about 15cm long
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yea but unless its factory you will never know, i have a full metro motor and box with verto clutch running off my old 850 slave

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Ok, so the answer to the first question is, "There's no way to tell, you'll have to strip it down".

Why do you ask Two Dogs?

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you can tell by driving it :lol:

verto clutches are yuck. like a wet sponge.

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Mini Mad wrote:
you can tell by driving it :lol:

verto clutches are yuck. like a wet sponge.



They're alright.
A much 'newer' feel than non-verto.
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w***y wrote:
Mini Mad wrote:
you can tell by driving it :lol:

verto clutches are yuck. like a wet sponge.



They're alright.
A much 'newer' feel than non-verto.

Yeah- soggy, like 99% of Jap cars. :lol:

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nothing wrong with verto clutches, i dont know what pile mini mad drove but i had a verto for 5 years and still feels brand new and never gave any issues

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